Manufactured in one piece from rotomoulded plastic, Aqua-Line Tanks use this advanced manufacturing method to deliver one of the strongest, cleanest and most durable tanks available. The polyethylene used is protected against ultraviolet rays and forms a thick wall that has excellent impact resistance and will not corrode. The tank is maintenance free and easy to move and relocate.

Complete Range

There are two styles to choose from; a slim design which is perfect for narrow spaces, and a traditional round design. With their combination of style and appealing colours, Aqua-Line Tanks are designed to be an attractive addition to your home.

Taps

Brass outlets are moulded into the tank at the time of manufacture for a watertight seal. The outlets are available in either 1” or 2” diameters and can be located in one of four locations around the tank. The tanks come standard with a 300mm inlet that also acts as a leaf strainer and inspection point.

Easy Maintenance

• When installing your tank, ensure it is on a level, solid base.
• Do not store the tank on its side.
• Flush the tank before use, this is very important when connecting a pump.
• Do not stand on the top of the tank as the lid is not designed to support weight.
• When attaching the tap, use thread tape on the tap fitting and do not over tighten it.
• While the inlet filter provided with your tank will stop sticks and leaf debris entering the tank, it is also important to ensure the runoff area to the tank is free of debris.
• Clean the gutters every two months, or more regularly if trees overhang the roof.
• Remove any sludge from inside the tank when necessary.
• Do not scrub or scratch the interior surface of the tank because it has a protective coating covering the walls.
• Stratco tanks are produced from the highest quality materials and will provide many years of service if the important recommendations set out in the Stratco ‘Selection, Use and Maintenance’ brochure are followed.

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